artist: The artistic talents of Renee Mox Hall were first recognized as a young girl growing up in Kansas. She received many awards for her artistic endeavors and went on to New York to study art. In the late 1970's she returned to Kansas to finish her studies at Washburn University in Topeka. Her artistic style is influenced by renowned Watercolor artist Edgar Whitney and Frank Francese. Moving to Utah in 1990 Renee discovered a new world of inspiration. Her scenes of Park City and the Mountain West are loved by locals and visitor alike while her Travel Log series transports the viewer to exotic foreign destinations. Renee works exclusively in watercolor as she values its interpretative and expressive qualities. She is an active member of Park City Professional Artists and Utah Watercolor Society. She and her husband Wade, a professional picture framer, live in Park City where they own and operate HallMox Art & Framing.

art: Described as "Interpretative Realism in Watercolor Imagery" Renee's is more about an interpretation of a scene than an actual record of an event. Her colors lean heavily on those found in the textures and senses of the earth. The palette of the American West landscape and its peoples and wildlife provide an unending source of ideas and inspiration.